A little something that is worth applauding.
Sara Khan of Bidaai fame is definitely putting in that extra bit for her performance... her appearance. Sara makes great efforts to style herself. Her clothes, jewellery and accesories are carefully thought out.
Notice her look before marriage- simple salwar kameezes- an indication of the small town look.
Post marriage her sarees had a distinct look. Then when she seperated from her husband, her churidar kurtas had the simple yet stylish feel which lent that quiet dignity. Her jewellery is just right, complimenting her look, never outlandish.- right down to her make-up and nail piant
Now her simple cotton sarees as she sets up her own home is again commendable.
Good to see the interest and zest the young actors show in their work.
We will miss you Sara.
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Thursday, April 15, 2010
SASURAAL GENDA PHOOL
SASURAAL GENDA PHOOL on Star Plus seems to strike an instant chord with the viewers. Possibly for the following reasons. The casting is just right. The dialogues are colloquial and something that all of us would relate to, with interesting camaderie between the actors being beautifully handled.
The family for one, actually 'feel' like a family and though a trifle too sweet at times, at least the dialogues ensure that it doesnt get diabetic.
Its a welcome change from the regular dose of dramatics most soaps are doling out. Its time the young, urban viewer connected with the values that the serial hopefully shall continue to highlight.
The family for one, actually 'feel' like a family and though a trifle too sweet at times, at least the dialogues ensure that it doesnt get diabetic.
Its a welcome change from the regular dose of dramatics most soaps are doling out. Its time the young, urban viewer connected with the values that the serial hopefully shall continue to highlight.
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